This historic Grade II Listed property, located between Soyland and Cottonstones, offers a rare opportunity to purchase a characterful four-bedroom home with no upward chain. The property dates back to 1662 and retains many original features, including mullion windows, exposed timber beams, and stone fireplaces. There are two reception rooms, a spacious sitting room with mullion windows and a wood-burning stove, and a cosy dining room. The farmhouse-style kitchen is fitted with bespoke hand-painted units and features an Aga and an electric oven. There are four bedrooms on the first floor, including a large single bedroom, and a four-piece bathroom. The property also includes a two-storey mistal with two bedrooms and potential accommodation for a relative or additional income opportunity. The garden is fully enclosed and enjoys far-reaching rural views. The property is entered into a spacious hallway with a boot room and cloakroom, and there is parking for several vehicles and a large double garage. The property is now unfurnished and is located within easy reach of Ripponden and Sowerby Bridge, with good commuter links to the M62 and mainline railway station.